IBM: Owners Like Low Prices: Why Buffett And Munger Want IBM's Price To 'Languish'

Owners Like Low Prices: Why Buffett And Munger Want IBM's Price To 'Languish'
by Sean Iddings

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger hope for one thing when a company they own repurchases shares. They hope for the price of the company to, as Buffett says, "languish." In Buffett's 2011 letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders he gave a great explanation on why it is better for IBM's (IBM) price to "languish" while the company repurchases shares. read more »

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